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JUST IMPARTHL Bullkauk - ln previous years, notwithstanding a -  N5”
Hnwirtfol we rwvle un Pm lugssmounlnf oe1.¢1.tu..t1....1 .mumui “IT PAYS fl`0 BUY~A1' PER
Pm PI mn ug uf, st bw. _-l 5
&NlmE w¢ New give Blo<?l;=|l £55 Omoo, Charlotte pmcuoe w swpihe "mu: 'mu M s°°n   YY WY ;
Auolumy oonnanugl un n,” own, Prince Edward Island, Canada., at thf i0il0W|l\8 Ili-H. Plilblll ill lldvllwel as the N011-llumberland and Princess
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There can be no more terrible ordeal
o;1Ll1;gEl3¢}{ti:1n(,$l:(lll: oxce)p;°§\;n°¢:y) one |.uonthUotparyear....  would hcgln meh, work In the _prius
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even when those questions are asked
by her family physician, and man
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to u. delicate, sensitive, redned woman 1 ' Th, Guardian will not be responsible for currency 4'. stamps 'remitted t.hre\{_§h i-'WS |°‘W\°8 ul°d°|l.Y°d Wlllwl' fl'°i8hl W ' '
than to be obliged to answer certain * lls. Send by Postal Order. Express Order, or Registered letter payable to e 5, fu,-the, de|",,| untmhe summer bww
questions in regard to her private ills, - _ ,
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I e//elf /fan/read' lv tu
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- lows;
continue to suffer rather than submit
to examinations which so many physi-
cians propose in \:1dcr to intelligently want the Dominion Government to con-
treat the disease; and this is the rea- S,
son why so many physicians fail to "
cure female disease. 3'
This is also thc reason wl\_v thousands “-
upon thousands of women arc corre-
sponding with .\lrs. Pinkharn. at Lynn. "M
Moss. To ber they can coniide every 'l`l
detail of their illness, and from th
her great knowledge. obtained from
vears of experience in treating female “`°"l‘l be I-“ml”-Y' ‘Ven SP°"l'~
ills, Mrs Pinkhurn can advise women
more \viscl_v than the local ph_\'15icinn. V
Delle l~}n1ercnLic11ne .\lontreuil. of 11-i “
Lutourelle St., Quebec, Que., writes: ` With agriculture as the basis, it
Dt-ar.\i1s. Pinkbanir- supported ull 1nunner of little industries.
" I suffered for eight months with what the
d,,,.w,,, “ned p,.,,\,,,=.,,s,,,.|,,,.h “,551 gut Wool was worked up through all the
‘“’H|Ul@SSB-ll0"¢'¥'l"§"‘!"5l¢m~'*'m' fl-*in* if-1)' stages into clothes. Iniplolnents of all
spells. I kept growing weaker and weaker.
I tried several inulicines lwhich they claimed H0
would cure mv trouble, ut nothingpwas of at
the least benefit until l tried Lydia ._ Pink-
hs.m's Vogt-table Com und. mid lhi-'~1 helped manufacturing on the grand scale was en'
me so ra idly that l)ocoul_1.l hardly believe
my good };m,,,e_ |“.0,,|d gymuy ymve ,md counrgcd in .\Iontreul and clsewhere, but
$25.00 for that that bottle. for itstarted me on L,
me road to health, and tive bottles cured ms. y
*-[mmm .»,¢,¢ru|f°fmy;p|md1d_mbu,¢ had been in the Island under a revenue
health, and shall certainly recommend the
vegetable Com und in glowing “rms tb au- tarlffagsinst everybody was destroyed, for
lny friends audmaoqualntances. for it is de- of course Canadian goods came in duly
serving of all the praise I can gi” if." fr
` Mountains of roof establish the fact
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um, no medicine in the world eq,,,,1b upon the land,and in th1._\\|nter,w hen the
Lydia E. Pinkha1n‘s Vegetable Coin- straits were frozen over, the people are
eprlved of what is their only compensat
pound for restoring wo1nen'n health. d
The Montreal ileruld ln dealing withthc
nnel question speaks editorlully as fol-
The people of Prince Edward lslund
rut-t 11 tunnel under the sen which will
ve free and frequent comniunication
ith the 11111i11h11i1l. And it tnust be
~l that they prcst-nt a pretty good case.
ie tunnel would cost some money, but
are st-eins good reason for believing i1
\\'hcn the lslnnil cume into confed»-.r-
ion its industry was fairly well organized,
rts were made at home. After confeder-
ion, when the tariff was raised so high'
that very fact what little 01 it there
ee. The population was thus driven back
. ten millions. A careful study of thc
liurrah for
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buy Canadian \\ mes, and they me at the
snme time prevented by the rigors of
nrc at the present time a good million
bushels of fine potatoes going mpidly tn
waste ln the Island fer the wont of it way
out. At the some time the cars ofthe
Government rnilwny system on the Island
arelitile ln use, while on the iuainland
the rolling stuck of the Intcrcolonial is
p\'ertt\xed. A tunnel. the Islanders soy,
would relieve their economic situation,
would made up to them much of what
they have lost since Confederation, and
would be of material benefit tofthe Gov-
ernment milway system, an well as to the
manufacturers and uiewhants of the.
mainland.
llltherto l.hereh1\ve been doubts express-
ed as to thc pruciicnbillty of s tunnel; but
recent developments, whether in the Alps
ornt New York, taken \viIh the known
experience In England, are held to remove
-that element of doubt, und the delegates
who have been urging their case ut
Ottnwu. were able to present un 0il`er
- from one of thevcry ublest of construction
contractors in Cnnadn to do the \vork for
' ~ - --- - -~ - financial aspects of the mutter goes to NEW MINISTER OF THE INTERIOR i
show that if the tunnel is a physical
possibility it would be all right from the
investment stand point. Possibly, also,
joining the Island to the mululund in this
way might lead to a political consolida-
tion of the Maritime 2 Provinces. The
project is one that ought to be taken up
seriously, principally because the prosper-
ity of the island seems to urgently dc-
mund it, and'nlso because inthe Confeder-
ation compact it was ds-finitelv promised,
cuuse of thc doubts as to its feasibility.
unnniuious vote the Bonrd of Trade hm.
endorsed the tunnel project, which seems
to be the only one offering full and per-
grestly improved by the use of another S
ship. Even if the boats now on the route
the business men ofSt. John. By a rendered great. servirestothe .\'orthw1-stl
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whlcli are now recognized by his elevation `
toan important portfolio in the it-dex-nl
Cabinet. He' will bring lo his new duties
mnncnt relief. But the construction of 11 great fund of energy, large acquaintance
a tunnel lg 11 n|a¢,(¢>,r of some yenrg, and in with public questions and n more lhnn
the meantime the winter situation can be ordinary measure of strong common
adlninislrator of his important depart-
ment.
;$|(1;:irrd0hf;`I::.i) ":l“.|;`8m(»;i°n?¢$d¢ Alberton, Gnqefobn and Sands °°°m °v°"°k° ""Th° d°l°"“'°° w Cum" '
in their Interview with the Pnluler and
ing the time of running the winter boats
this spring, but it was also asked that in
freight. be carried to its destination.
The point was also inude that the
winter bouts should be reudy for work
between the Island und Mainland at any
time in thc full after lst December, so
that no delny, such as has occurred in the
past, should again take p‘ncc when the
Navigations Co1npany`s bouts ure stopped
by the ice ln the fall. These contentions
were enforced so fur as this sp;-ings;
trallio is concerned, by the stutemcntof
Manager Pottinger of the Intercoloniall
Railway, made to one ofthe delegates,
that cattle in Novu Scotia were suffering*
for wunt of haywhlch the Intercoloniul
could not supply fro11\ want of cars, so
runny of which have been detained fori
months loaded with freight for the Is-lan1l.
A very s|:ro11g case was thus made out
for keeping the winter boats at work till
all the freight is brought ovcr. Sir \Viifri1l
in reply.stnted that- he had not becn
aware of the facts in regard to the accum-
ulation ol’ freight and prn1nl.~\ed that it;
should receive earnest attention.
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Frank Oliver. M. P. was on Suturduy ,
last sworn ln as Minister of the Interior
in succession to Hon. Clifl`ord Sifton who
had resigned. Hon. Mr. Oliver was born 1
in Ontario fifty-two years ago, acquired `
the printing trade in the ntiice of the Tor-
ontoGlobe when n young man, later
removed to the Northwest and years ago
became proprietor and cditor of the
Edmonton Bulletin, wliiuh from n small
of public opinion.
In 1883 Mr. Oliver was elected to the `
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Below we present our BAR GAIN selections for to-di\Y’5
SALE. Two columns full to the brim of stirring ucws.
Short paragraphs instead of long winding nrgtlxixcnts. but the
for getting the hayso sadly needed hy. ' -- 011-
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Canudllm trade. The islandera have to `SD°Cl“l NU-‘OHS “OW °P°\'\iilU8 fm' exielld'     S
winter from disposing of their produce to fum” )'@i\l'S the Wlllidll' l>01\lS Sllllll U9 ° S
Cun11.dl|\n consumers. It is said that lhcre °°"ii"“0d Ni W0l'k li" Hll “TWINS 0f   I O
early shoppers will fin-:i a rich haivest in them.
For 49 cents pair.
3 pairs purple kid gloves
Perrius. sizes 6% , 6%.
6%. worth $1.35 pair.
I pair purple kid gloves
Perrius,size 6,worth $1.10.
4pairs inn kid gloves
Perrins sizes 5%. 6, 6%,
7% wo1th$1.35.
3 pairs mauve kid gloves
Perrins. sizes 6%. 6%,
6%. worth $1.35 pair.
3 pairs blue grey ki-l
.gloves Perrins. sizes 6.
f 6%, 6% worth $135
pair.
1 pair dark green kid
gloves. Ferrins, size 5%
worth $135 pair [‘ace.]
4 pairs black kid gloves
Penlus, size 5% worth
$13; pair. [These have
coloied stitchings] .
8 pairs white Suede
gloves. wortl. $1.00, sizes
5%- 6%- 6%.
For 95 cents pair.
2 pairs lieht grey kid
gloves. I€'e1rin’;1. sizes 63-5;.
and 7. worth $1.35.
3 pairs Mode kid gloves
Peurins. sizes 6j1.6}4. 634.
worth $1.35.
1 pair Mode kid gloves,
Fowueis. size 611, wotth
$1.65, [pearl fasteners]
6 pairs grey kid glnve.\‘.
Pcrrius, sims 5% 6 (-Lf.
6% worth $1.35
5 pairs cream kid gloves
worth $1.35. .sizes 5,34. 6.
(iff, 6_Ԥ, 631, [1 pnir each
size-il
11 pairs silk lined
Mccha's, in tans, brown
and greys, sizes 5%. 6,
5%- 6%- 6%- 7.51-
2 pairs light green suede
gloves, sizes. 6%. 6, worth
$1.35 pair.
1 pair red Suede gloves.
size 6, worth $1.35 pair.
12 pairs heavy kid
gloves in fans, mode,
fawn and fzrcys. sizes 6,
6}{. and 652 worth $1.20
pair.
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We have besides our new Spring kid (`_..ovcs which :lr-
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yourinspectiou. all the newest shndes li-:titles rt big range
The Sl. John Sun crlil.orinlly says: Council of the .\`ortli\vcst Territoric.~', and of washable kid gloves-
The case of Prince Edward Island, so from lri~i~i to 1896 su! continuously in thc `
ad1nl1'n.l»ly presented by Father Burke '1`errito1~inlLegislutuw. llc tvnsclci-ted
and Mr. McCrcndy, aswell as by the io thc House of Conimons for tl|c` B€St 
G veu to
president of the Bonrd of Trade, is strong Edmonton District in l.~96 and rc-clcctcd Atfen (1011 | C-. ’ Clisfomefg
enough tot-ull out thc lieartysymputhy of in lllll und 190-4. In nmny ways he has! ' .
and has only been with held so fur bc- beginning hnsbocolnc11nl|nportunt organ l'lV€(l lly PXPTGSS $01116 few ll€l)`§ ag() dlltl aft’ HOW l'€a(ly for
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1 \ p s...|..¢. om.. T.|¢p1;¢»¢t33b». cdlmisl ml Nm -Tehphsvs mn. umm Fleurs; uw ..u...a.y .....<1...‘ . IS N681' 311 Hand. V
.\ L_  _  \_"`  °.°',?:';,:,:,‘:’:,”‘;;‘" In °."'°""|;~=-_‘:_‘|""-"P-;"-°;"|f-:' strong presentation ot this matter and ~ _ _ _  _ ._ __  _  » ~ -  -- p "O 
  ‘ `~f.-,-_-  Y » IJ. Nlwl6Il,Sa\\eu-lptlee ll;-r. D.a.Ile.l.AE. llanndlter. and asked that the Stanley and Mlnto 4
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J ‘ . . ' .  \. ‘ rua cnA1u.o'rrE'roWN cuannrau ph- S----» N--is-on c<»--»»-»f- hom-  -  - 1
5..   _ Mo soar nonxixc, APRIL 10,1905 - °¢ f1‘=l8l\*- can l>¢°ve\'t»f~\=¢'n- The “mercy
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. `4`_~‘ 5 ,,_‘  --   I PRINCE EDWARD i5l.AND’S CLAIM. init advantage for what they have lost by 'Jul' fll'll1'=f`S. “ml I-iw SPHD8 lIl\D°f¢H'»l°l\!
'11 _J "‘l"."_.D'o; R ""“‘ _ ~ 1
i  § S _ \ ._ being kept outside the uuun current of °f 00' ll\°l`|~l\&Y\lS “G8 Pl‘¢‘S0“i-El
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Eleven cases of new Spring Christy Hats
catnein yesterday, each case nearly as large as
a house. `
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Thousands and thousand of beautiful
Spiing Hats. Come iu today and see them.
You need a. new one for Sunday. »
Thousands of men who have been
waiting for the Christy ’s will be in today, so
come early and avoid the rush as much as
posssible. l
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ferry service or 11 most powerful winter
atealner
if cents in this city." -
Edward Tuesday evening April llth. Red
Rose Degree. Visiting brethren welcome.
day tn
Mayor; W. W.0larko. City Clerk.
By 8
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Monday Nittht. 7 d Bl
could run regularly they would be able to
handle the trafiicfwhlch accumulated at
each end of the route so that thorn is it
bloclrade for half the summer. This year
Prince Edwnnl Island cattle were
starving while buy was piled up at Picton
Grass will be high before this hny can
now be distributed. Fish bought on the
Ialund for shipment, spoiled in the warc-
lmuse before It could be sent to market.
Goods required nt Charlottetown have
been waiting at Picton slnce January,
und some of them will he there until June.
Weeks without mails, months without.
opportunity to travel, isolation which is
driving pcople by thousands to other
homes, those nrc the conditions of the
splendid little province whlch,as Father
Burke says, is capable of maintaining
three times the present population.
Something ought to he done about It.
The Patriot of Saturday sald :
"Pork was selling ln Montreal yester-
day for Ol cents. In Charlottetown lt
wassold ford( ccnte. With continuous
steam communication-by a tunnel, a car
this perk would have brought -
COMiN§_E_VENTS.
S. O. E. - Next meeting Lodge: Prince
City Council meeta on the second Um..
each month. Dr. F. F. Kelly
-An up-to-date play! Good Scenery
good Company. llhater llonday
Sée “Kln¢’s Evidence l" Raster
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An interesting feature of the inter
view between the Inland delegates and
the Premier and Flnunce Ministlzr at
Ottawa the other day was when Sir \\fl|-
frirl Laurier was reminded by a delegate
of u letter he hrul written in 1891 in rcgurrl
to the tunnel lo ll. D. Higgs, then editor
of The Guardian. Mr. Laurier, ns bc then
was, had written thht there could be nn
qncstlon of the necessity for t-omtructilig
the tunnel if reasonably practicable. The
delegates were aisle tu show by the rc-
ports of the enginet-11. and by the ofi`cr of
Contractor Haney that the work is both
rcnsonnbly practicable and urgently
necessary. It wus gratifying to note that
Sir \Vilfrid when thus reminded showed
no disposition to recede from or qunllfy
his previous statement.
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Perfect health means you
must have pure blood.
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40 Prize Medals
London, Paris, Sydney, Mel-
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If you want a paint that will stand the
wear oi our trying climate b
Blundell Spences is the paint. Twenty
thousand pounds, all colors Ioc lb. in stock,
Wholesale and Retail.
lille |luge1§O Gl§1C1l}iaE1e Cn. ill
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Apcricnt  
Fruit Salts
rid the blood of all impuri-
ties giving you health and
strength.
Larger bottle than the
imported for the -same
money.
Price 25e per bottle.
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Flillowners, Dairymen,
Lobster Packers
When fitting up for Spring work try the
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lrevn»0l Tableh eau be had at lnDunalrl`
I lclllnnafs Drugstore. ‘ldtf
New of lutlnrlok
new In stock.
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Th; t§l1arlnttc!ownl`1ou11d`ry Machine Co. Ltd.
75. P:ke°s No. 1 Wharf. Pl 0,507; 4"
For CASTINGS. REPAIRS- of all kinda.
Founders. Machinists and Boilermakers. _
 
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’n\|un|. vt-. yi, \\e unit re gtll that the mmt
,|,_,,|,_|,,| ,|»_ ¢..|.\-it ceu. A 1 :al pr cel a|.l .on-
vlnre ytn ef the shone fart.
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nulrs
JASTRAL Ull..
This is the most satisfactory
Kerosene Oil we haveever handled.
We buy it direct in large quanti-
ties and can guarantee the quality.
Price 25;; per gallon.
:Jenkins & Son
‘Da You Want a Winter
Suit or Ovcrcoat?
Let us innkc your winter suit ot
lovcrcofit for you- lf you ure not
thoroughly convinced that we are
offering the best value you wer
saw, we are making these suits
, l :md ovcrconts, prices ranging from
.$|5.1>o upto $40.00 to more thor-
otigglily introduce our great Tailor-l
ingl<2.~iul>lisl1n1e11t. \\’c use Fab-`
:ics which are absolutely guaran-
teed and give you your choice of
the newest. nobbiest and richest
effects of the season. We will un-
doublctlly give you the _best filling,
best vvcnring and best looking
clntlics you ever had.
‘ 2.-.7 one-EN S1 Riser.
.lllllil ll'lCl.EllD & C0.
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ON THE
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Can be cured by using
~ our Hczeuial.-*.I;o.tiou.'
We know of cases
where one bottle has
made a complete cure.
Try a bottle, not oily.
dries in, in a moment.
Price 251:. Mailed io
any address nu receipt
of price. _`
'l`he Drnggist
and Optlclan.
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Our z.$ce and warerrorns
have been removed to the
New Riley building, foxmerl y
the Welsh & Owen building
Queen Street. i
Auto Bros.
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